Jamie Redknapp

He's got a bit of imagination, the way that he plays.

He can do something that you don't expect, make something happen out of nothing.

And that's what they need right now.

Because with United, it all looks straight lines.

You know, and I think that there's no, nobody's going to do it.

We used to play against Manchester United, and every time I come here, I think about it.

They had so many players that could hurt you, so many players that could cut you open in a heartbeat.

And they almost liked you having possession of the ball.

Gary touched on it in commentary.

They'd want you to have it, because once the ball was turned over, they'd break so quickly on you, and someone would do something special.

I look at the team now, there's not that imagination.

There's no pace really in the team.

Although there's quick players in the team, they don't look like they're going to do anything.

They don't want to take responsibility.

Listen, Alex Ferguson was the master at it.

I remember the amount of times you'd be 1-0 up here or you'd watch a game where they were losing.

He would throw another striker on.

Like, he took 78 minutes, I think, or 75, I can't remember, when he bought on Mason Greenwood.

And I was thinking, we've got to get him on the pitch.

Because he'll do something, you know, he's young, he's fearless.